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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-13
LOST BY BAD HEADW0RK.
CHARLESTON WINS ANOTHER
GAME FROM SAVANNAH.

McArthur's Lack of Judgment at
Critical Timr Allows the Carolinians
Two Runs md CAmpau's Muff of Fly
Gives hem the Game-New Players
in the FieId-The Closing Game To-
Day.
McArthur's lack Of headwork lost Sa-
vannah yesterdays game with Charles
ton. Upto the seventh inning the visitors
had failed to score single run. The
home club had sent two men across the
plate. 1t was the latter half OF the sew
enth inning. The visitors were at the
bat. Two men had been put out. There
was a man on third and another at
second, when Smith went to the bat and
sent grounder to Macarthur.
1t would have been an easy
put out at first which, of
course, was the play to make,
since there were two men already out
and the runner could not possibly score,
but instead, Macarthur threw home. Will
liams, who was on third, was within ten
feet OF the home plate when the ball
reached the catcher's hands. Carl, who
followed him, led off from second, and was
nearly down to third. Smith, who had
thrown down his bat and was about to
start for the players bench, thinking he
was surely out, was by this time safe at
first and started to go to second. Near
thurs play took Parker unawares. Will
liams started back to third
and Carl to second. 1t was a chase be-
tween bases Half way between nome
and third Parker threw the ball 20 cut
the runner of. 1t was wild throw aud
both Williams and Carl scored. Smith
followed on CampRu's mutf of a fly to
left field by COrcoron, giving the visitors
the lead by one run.
In the next inning Hines scored on an
error Of McAdams making four runs in
all. Savannah failed to score after the
fourth inning.
"fatal seventh" Neither side made any
particularly striking plays. The visitors
were credited with nine hits, four OF
which were bases on balls. Savannah
was given five hits off Smith.
Parker, who caught for Savannah, did
very effective work. lie is rather weak
at the bat and did not throw as well to
second as Dallas, but with practice may
make a valuable player. He Is here on
trial. lie played last year with Oswego
in the International League and was a
short time with Augusta and Charleston.
OVerstreet, who played right field in
place of Hutchinson, lis from st. Louis and
is also playing on trial. Hutchinson
played short and Reilly third base.
Charleston played the same men as in
Mondays game, with the exception OF
Smith and Childs. The following is the
score:
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NAVAL STORES.
Proceedings of the Convention Held
at JeSup.

JKsUP, GA, April 12.-The Naval
Stores Manufacturers Protective Asso-
citation convened in the court house at 70
O'Clock Yesterday. President l.. johnson
presided; c. B. Towsend acted as Secrs-
tary. After organization and enrolment
of names, twenty-six members, repre-
senting forty-four stills, were found pres
emit. The membership contained some of
the best and most reliable naval stores
men to be found anywhere. The MEM
beTs present control more than seventy
stills.
On motion seats on the floor were tend
cred members of the Legislature present
and TO representatives of the press. Sena-
tors w. G. Brantly Of the Third district,
j. l.. Hand OF the Eighth district, and II.
q. Wright of the First district were
present. BY invitation Mr.. Carson, OF
the firm of j. p. Williams IL Co., APP
peared before the convention to reply to
charges against his 1irm OF making I'M
just and extortiOnate charges in the
handling and sale OF naval stores con-
signed them by producers; also his firms
position on "horning."
At the conclusion Of his explanation"
and in reply to interrOgations by Vice
President A. p. Brantley, MIR. Carson ad-
mitted that there was foundation for the
complaints of the association. He
admitted that the failure OF
factors to show in their &C
count sales to whom consignments We're
sold was an incentive to dishonesty,
while "horni ing" could not be successfully
defended. Mr.. Howard Page, Of Louis
VILE, KY, representing the Standard Oil
Company, stated to the convention that
the object and only object of his compa-
ny IN buying directly from the producers
was to cheaper the cost to themselves.
After consultation and discussion by
the members il was on motion resolved,
that the president appoint committee OF
seven to present to the next General
Assembly OF the State the injustice and
grievances complained of and to
secure such legislation as will remedy
and prevent the same.
The President appointed as that com-
mittee l.. johnson, President and eX-
otfcio Chairman; a. p. Brantey, J. l..
Hand, j. E. Donaldson, W. w. Beach,
K. NJ. kimbal, }. H. Baker.
Messrs. Hand, Bran:ley and Townsend
had some fault to find with the MORNING
NEWS, while Messrs. LeafOrd and Out
land defended the NEWS.
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j. f. Stone, Esq, editor OF the Jesur
Sentinel, was IN town yesterday. Under
his MANAGEMENT there has b Gu q mark.
ed improvement in the Sentinel.
Among the arrivals at the Pulaski
House yesterday were JAS Ii Spullock
Atlanta; j A Woodruff, Jas Lamb, New
York; Robert T Hart, NJ d, Mount Yer.
non, Va; NJ g Hobblns, Chas G Sturger
CattCrsyille: Louis II Beiglow, Wm 5
McNutt, Boston; w Knight, Georgia
Il Mes winIey, Z A Williams, Charles
ton; { Hall, Boston.
At the Screven House were DR. Whit.
ridge aud wife, Boston; Samuel Ewart
and wife, Miss Bertha Ewart, Pittsburg
james Fisher, Mrs II II Hod son, Mrs
Addie HodgsOn, Mrs Mary Hodge, Il u
Heidi, Detroit, Mlcg; samuel Lord and
family, Morgan ; Taylor and wife,
Charles A Robbins. } w Streeton, New
York; Z Il McGrath aud wife, st Louis
George Il Brown, Nashville.
AT the Harnett House were + G Sturgis.
II o Hardwick, Atlanta; Y K Wise and
wife, Putsburg, Pa; T. II Mcdowell.
Crestliue, O.; l. l. HInely. Mosely Hail,
Fla: RI, singleton, sylyania: j steele.
jesup: y Eustes, MIR ana Mrs e II Os-
burn, st Paul; j G Chase, Mrs w W
Sparks, New Hamushire; G j Harlan
and wife, IL % Brown, Philadelphia; NJ
McHheleny, DanDurs, Conn; Feidman,
White Hall, 5 &; y Donaldson, Boston.
Az the Marshall House were l. y Baker,
Bakers Mills; j 9 Richardson. Roberts.
vile. s G; } r Goodwin. Eaden; e A
Cosgroye. New York; w A stokes.
Halcyondale; j r stone, Jesup; y y
liDsebfOok, Mrs Rosebrouk and daughter,
Iron Mountain, y II; Mics Plummer,
Miss J. Plummer. Connection; q :
rnuck, Knoxville. Tenn; Miss J. Cohen,
Cuillec0ine. -; ~ n Mnuldn, HamptOn.
So.
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COURT AT sANDERsoN.
BEAUTIFUL WELAKA.
Orange Culture the Principle In
dustry of the Vicinity.

Orange Culture the Principle In
dustry of the Vicinity.
WELAKA, FLA, April 12.-Orange Gull
ture is the chief industry OF this locality.
and many have been well rewarded for
their labor. Some very fine groves are to
be found here, and the country is settled
up for miles back. Homestead land was
all taken years ago, and homesteads gen.
orally have been divided up into several
places. The people are an industrious,
Go-ahead class. Farming Is carried on
20 some extent, and can be made
quite profitable. People are turning
their attention to ii more and more and il
ran be carried on in connection with
orange culture and other semi-troplcal
industries. The past two winters have
been severe ones Tor this locality and
young groves have suffered in many in.
stances and much fruit spoiled. Prices
of oranges during the past winter have
not been up TO the average. This was
owing TO much OF the fruit being rusty
and TO the lack OF organization among
the growers TO protect one another.
There is a remedy for this condition OF
affairs. and 1t 10 10 be hoped that by an
other season an organized association
will be formed which will compel buyers
10 come here and buy. thus insuring nom
esty in returns and putting the handling
Of oranges out OF the hands of the dishOu-
est deslerA Steps are being taken TO in
corporate the place, and II all goes on
smoothly in two weeks more IL will be
under the control Of a municipal govern
ment. A good railroad boom has also
struck this place, and II is expected that
we snall have railroad by fall. A com
pany has also been formed called the We
TAXA Land Company, composed OF relia-
Die men Interested In the welfare OF tue
place.
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JOHN "A. sIIGPH DEAD.
A Brief Sketch of the EX-A djutant
Generals Career.

A Brief Sketch of the EX-A djutant
Generals Career.
WASHINGTON, GA, April 12.-Col.
John A. stephens, ex-Adjutant General
OF Georgia, died this morning at s:45
O'Clock.
He had been critically i'll for some
months. Col. stephens was born in Har-
IT'S county in October, 1888. He was a
son OF Col. John l.. Stephens, prominent
lawyer and half-brother of A. II. Steph-
ems. He attended the law school at A tn
ems, and alterward graduated from Viz
ginia law school. At the beginning OF the
war ne enlisted as a private in the Fiji
teenth Georgia regiment, of which Linton
Stephens was Lieutenant Colonel. La the
winter of 1864 and 1860 he was prisoner
at Camp Chase. At the Hampton Roads
conference President Lincoln promised
MIR. Stephens that he would have his
nephew exchanged although exchanges
had been stopped. This was done. In 1867
he formed "a law partnership in Atlanta
with A. A. stephens, aud afterward was
associated with Gen. Gartrell. He served
in the State Senate from the Nineteenth
district. Upon the election OF GOV.
Stephens he was appointed Adjutant
General and made his home with he
Governor. His wife Will be remembered
as the lady of the executive mans sion dur
ing that administration. He served as
Adiutant General during Gov. McDanieps
term, but in Gov. Gordon's was not an
applicant for reappointment, though the
place was rendered him. He declined on
account OF falling health. In 1866 be
married daughter OF W. w. Simpson, Of
Sparta. by whom ne had a daughter and
two sons, who survive him.
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Detroit DuasUD Nashville

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 12.-Detroit
did up Nashville handsomely to-day in a
fine game. The visitors made no errors
and the home club but three, two of
which were COrcoran's. Both sides hit
freely, Nashville making nine and De-
trolt ten base hits. OF Detroit's runs only
one was earned. The innings were:
Nashville ........ O 0 O 0 0 O. O
Detroit ...........O 0 > X S
Base on balls--KnowltOn 4, Maui 4.
Struck out-Corcoran 2.
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SpPrtal nnttrFa.
Notice,

NOJIcos
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILWAY, !
SAVANNAH. FLORIDA 4 WESTERN RY..
OFFICE OF TRAFFIC MANAGER.
SAVANNAH, GA, A pril 18th, 1887.
tn A gents, tOnnecttons md >hjDpsrs:
The Interstate Commerce Commissl on hav-
ing relieved our connecting lines from the
operation Of the 4th Section of the law rca-
tive to the long and short haul, we are pleased
to announce TO our patrons that through rates
are restored via all rail over these lines to all
points south of the OHIO river and to New
York and intermediate points.
&, ID. OWENS. Traffic Manager.
VIM. P, HARDEE,
Gen. Freight Agent. S. f. and w. Ry.
r. p MCSWINEY,
Gen. Freight Agent. c. and S. Ry.
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ARGYLE ANNALS.
Cattle and Fruit Interests Promising
"A Shooting ARRAY.

ARGYLE, FLA, April 12-From re-
ports gathered from all sections of this
county Walton the cattle interest 10 in
first class condition this spring. The
late frOsts did but little damage to fruit,
and the present prospect is for good
fruit year.
Make Curry and Julius Carter, two
negroes employed in Ansley Il Nc
CaskilPs turpentine farm, INDUCED in a
small shooting ARRAY here Sunday.
Carter was struck in his right side,
the ball ranging around, lodging in his
back, making a painful and ugly but not
dangerous wound. Curry, it is said, was
shot in the neck, but left as soon as
the shooting ceased. The trouble grew
out of a game OF cards.
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Election Notice.
CITY OF SAVANNAH. !
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.

CITY OF SAVANNAH.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCILS
April eth. 1887.
Under and by virtue Of a resolution adopt
ed by Council at meeting of April 9th, 1887
Council viii elect at Its next regular NEE ing
that is to say, on WEDNESDAY, April
10Th, 1887, City Marshal to fill vacancy oc-
casiOned by the resignation of L. L. Goodwin
Bond, $1,000. Salary, $1,000 per annum. Ap.
plcants must hand In their applications. witt
therein, to the Clerk of Council at or before
O'Clock P. M. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10Th,
1887.
BY order of Council.
FRANK E. REBARER.
Clerk of Council
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FIRE FOLLOWS CARELEssNEss.
Clothing and Paper Money Re
duced TO Ashes at Macon.


duced TO Ashes at Macon.
MACON, GA, April 12.-Between 4
and O'Clock this morning w. L. Ivey,
who with his brother rooms in the second
story OF building on Cherry street, lit a
lamp by which 10 see how to dress, not
watching where the lighted match fell
His brother, who occupied the same
room, was soon aroused from his slum Der
by smoke which almost stiied him,
and found that table was ON
IRE on which was some articles
Of clothing and considerable sum Of
money. The clothing WAS entirely con-
sumed, as we'll az the paper money. This
was "A narrow escape from what might
have been serious IRE had both the
brothers lett the room AZ the same time.
The Executive Committee Of the Grand
Lodge ~ knights OF Honor for Georgia
has been Ia session here to-day, ana Will
not nuish their work before tomorrow
afternoon.
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CHARLESTON.
BY INNINGS.


Two base hits-Mc Arthur.
Loft on bases-Savannah 6, Charleston 5.
Double plays-McAdams and Brewer.
Struck out-Bv Nc Arthur 1. Smith 3.
Bases on called balls-By Macarthur 8,
Smith l.
Passed balls-Parker 2, Childs |.
Wild pItches--Smlth l, Macarthur l.
Bases Standardization l, Hines l, Powell
l, Glenn !. Williams ?, Carl |.
Time of game-2 hours.
Umplre--Jones.
The last game of the series will be
played this afternoon and tonight both
teams will start Tor Tennessee. The home
club will go to Memphis and the Charles
ton club to Nashville, where they will
open the league season on SATURDAY..
Manager Morton is now in Philadelphia
negotiating fora battery. tie telegrsphed
the directors OF the club last night that
he can sign "a catcher and two pitchers
from one of the Philadelphia clubs. Pres
ident Haas Wi ed back to close with
them at once. Manager Morton with his
new players will join the club at Men,
phlg,
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EARfAr .InYa

AS boy looks forward with happy heart
toward his first pants, so do many grown up
men enjoy the donning of a new suit. Many
men may deny this, but with the great ma
jority it is a natural and ire presslble feeling
70 all we now announce our regular spring
display Of Dress and Business Suits, Stuff,
Soft and straw Hats, Catchy Neckwear. f O.
CANT Hosiery and all Furnishings required by
men and boys. We praised our stock some
last week-the half has not been told, nor
have we space for anything ike an intelli-
gent description of the handsome mater ais in
vogue this season. Weask a Wis THE goods
and prices VIII do the balance. We can guar
antee tailor fits and tailor wcrkmanshlp-our
own talors. See TO this, without charge to
purchaser. Look at our line of Shirts, Col
lars. etc, 1t is absurd TO pay fancy prices at
exclusive furnishing stores, as we can supply
Identical articles on a smaller margin Of
profit. The boys are safe Haven't we got
the latest and nObbiest STYLES for the bows?
just come and see the immense variety Of
Suits, Shirt Waists, etc. Parents have found
out that they can save money and get the best
at l6l Congress. b. IL Levy i Fro.
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DIR. BART W. CUBBEDGE,
DENTIST,
ROOM ODD FELLOWS NEW BUILD.
ING, BARNARD STREET.

This vegetable preparation Is Invaluable for
the restoration of tone and strength to the
system. For Dyspepsia, Constipation and
other ills, caused by a disordered liver. it can
notbe excelled. Highest prizes awarded, and
Endorsed by eminent medical men. Ask for
Ulmer's Liver Corrector and take no other.
81 90 bottle. Freight paid to any address.
B.F. ULMER, NJ. D.,
Pharmacist. Savannah. GA.
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Attention OgIethorpe Light Infantry

You are hereby summoned to attend quar-
terly meeting THIS EVENING at 8 O'Clock,
at your armorg. Come prepared to pay fines
and dues.
Honorary, exempt and pay members are
requested 10 be present. By order
ROBERT FALLIGANT. Commanding.
A. j. FRANKLIN, LIST Sergeant.
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Happenings In Charleston

The South Carolina Society celebrated
its one hundred and tftieth anniversary
yesterday.
The annual reunion Of the Survivors,
Association OF Charleston district took
place yesterday, the twenty sixth ami
Yersary of the first bombardment of Fort
Sumter.
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S1rnurBaIa 5IIantP0.
FOX PUkCH AoE VI
LAND.
CITY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

r.
April II, lSs'j
Under and by virtue OF a resolution adopteu
by the City Council of Savannah at meeting
on the sth day Of April, 1887, bids are lnvlteu
for the purchase OF all that portion OF the civ'
domain recently bought by the city OF oaVan'
nah from Sarah A. Mousseau and othels'
known as that portion OF the Dillon tract n ~
ing south of Seventh street and west OF D i
nard street. said portion OF SAID tract OeinS
bounded on the north by seventh street, e.
by Barnard street, south by west IweLI.'
street, and west by Torrance street, salu POI
ton Of said tract containing two hunureu ana
seventy-two lots, the city reservng all stIeooG
laid outin sSid tract, and also the por wv tgIIo
said tract laid out and known as 70"
square. No bid for less amount IMAM ~, ~
$50 shall be considered, the city reserVlDs 'n'
right to reject any and ali bids. ,bo
Terms-One-fourth cash, one-fourln Oh i i
1T OF Sep ember, 1887, balance to be psIo ~
one and two years from date OF purcnl9Ss,oo,
with Interest on deferred payments AZ . DTt
cent per annum. A correct map OF the sUor VI
described property can be seen Al the o lioT ~
the CITY surveyor on and ATE euDooUN''
April 10, 1897. - ,,,orr NJ
All bids to be presented to the OleI Ger. o.
COunc | ny O'Clock P. NJ, on Ne,'noS""''
FRANK Il, REBARER,,
Gers o COuncll.
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Quarantine Notice.
OFFICE HEALrH OEr1cER

OFFICE HEALTH OFFICER, J
SAVANNAH, March 2jth. lSs73
Pilots OF the Port OF Savannah are informed
That the Sapelo Quarantine station will be
opened on APRIL lst, 1857.
Special attention Of the Pilots Ia directed TO
sections Nos. sd and l4th, Quarantine Regu-
latiOns.
Most rigid enforcement OF quarantine reg
ulatons will be maintained by the Health
authorities. j. T.. MCFARLAND,
HpqIth Dniepr
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Quarantine Notice.
OFFICE HEALTH OFFICER

SAVANNAH. April j. 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the Quarantine
Ofhcer Is Instructed not to deliver letters to
vessels which are not subjected to quarantine
detention, unless the name of consignee and
statement that he vessel is ordered TO some
other port appears upon the face of the
envelope. This order Is made necessary in
consequence Of the enormous bulk of drum
ming letters sent to the station for vessels
which are TO arrive.
j. T. MCFARLAND. NJ. D.,
Ifaaltb 0fipar
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-13

| Special indications for Georgia:
| FAX Fair weather, stationary tenn,
perature, light variable winds
generally east to south.
The height of the river at Augusta at
1888 o. CLOCK D. m. Yesterday (Augusga
time) was 6.S feet-no change for the past
hOurs
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Savannah Floral and Art Association

meeting of this Association will be held
on THURSDAY EVENING, l4th inst, at
Guards Arsenal (entrance on President
street,. Business of Importance.
5. =. HAMILTON, President.
G. Y. RICHARDSON, Recording Secretary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-13
FUNERAL Snuitsfinn y

BALDWIN.-The friends and acquaiDI-
anee of Mr. and Mrs. George Baldwin are IN
vted t attend the funeral of their YOUNGEST
CHILD. from their residence. - . aston street.
THIS AFTERNOON at 4 80 o'cl ok.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-13
Pulaski Loan Association.

A regular meeting of the Pulaski
Loan Association, the sixty eighth (6S) of
Series b, will be held upon THIS (Wednes-
day EVENING, at o'clock, at the offices
OF Garrard Il Meldrim, 1876 Bay street.
r. ID. WALKER, President.
VIM. GARRARD Secretary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-13
The Two Champjons Tied.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April b. About
1900 persons witnessed the ball game to-
day between the Chicago and ST. Louis
clubs. Following is the score:
Chicago q. ...... 0 0 3 4 ! x-16
st. Louis ......... 0 , + ? 2-l5
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-13

For correct styles and good fit note Appel
4 schaus 50 30, Sl2, $l3 So SIS, SIG So SIS, $40,
$40 suits, etc. in all asses Of goods and
styles. Our own tailor in the house to make
any necessary alterations.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-13

PALATKA, FLA, April i2.-The jury In
the case Of Floyd Howard, charged with
rape on a little Riri, brought In verdict
el guilty. Today, sentence WAS deferred.
~ VIII be death. A jury was secured boz
the case Of Wiggine, the negro charged
Win muraefs fhs ltiai - pr0srnssiaa,
The eHaminaNeH - witnesses being N
progress.
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II "A Ii MIN a. W N Il II
THOMAS j. O'BRIEN

Having retired from the late firm, MEYER
O'BRIEN. ana transferred all my interest
to my former partner. / bespeak for him the
patronage of all my friends. He will continue
the business at the old stand, As Whitaker
street. HARMON j, MEYER
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-13

1t is certainly not very pleasant to see your
friends pay more or less for the identical suit
you bought at the same place. Appel &
Schaul have but One Price to all, and a low
one.
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NOTICE.
Dissolution of Conartnershin.

Notice is hereby given that the copartner-
ship heretofore existing between the under
signed, under the firm name of MEYER &
O'BhIEN, is hereby dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All debts due the late firm will be paid
to THOMAS J. O'BRIEN, and all debts due
by them viii be paid by him.
HARMON j. MEYER.
THOMAS j. O'BRIEN,
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The Merchants and Mechanics Loan
Association.

The ifty-ninth (59) regular monthly meet
ing of this Association viii be held at the office
of the Secretary. llS Bryan street, THIS
Wednesday, EVENING at O'Clock.
ID. G. PURSE, President.
j. L. WHATLEY, Secretary.
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&tePftuga.

Golden Rule Lodge No. IL, l. o. o. f.
A regular meeting of this Lodge will be
held THIS EVENING at O'Clock at new
Hall.
Members OF other Lodges and visiting
brothers are invited to attend.
By order of G. S. WOOD, N. q.
III. q. GANAHL. Secretary
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-13
Special Notice.
NOtice.

Notice.
All bills outstanding against the Pilot
Boats pet" and ''Neca," must be presented
to the undersigned at the Propeller Tow Boat
Company's Office on or before the 18th, or pay
ment thereof will be debarred.
JACOB PAUISFN
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HArnett HouAa.

Concerning popular hotel in Savan-
nah. Ga, the Florida Times-Union says:
Nv note from the hotel arrivals as pub
lshed i'll the Savannah papers, that the
Harnett House still leads all the other
hotels in the city. In fact they have as
many as the others com bined. There
Is good installmeEt of FlOridians always
registered there"